from the occupied territories for already 10 years, unfortunately, in such a collective the russian federation, using specially methodologically developed materials, organizes russification, political indoctrination, i.e. washing the cities, so that the children become loyal to the russian federation as an aggressor state and the militarization of these children, and just recently, from fresh information, children who were taken to the territory of belarus. from the occupied kherson region, this happened, they arrived yesterday, and they were taken out four days ago, that is, such a long road, and here is one of the girls, small, 8 years old, she said that she knew how to use weapons, that they were taught, they were shown there, how and what is this or that rifle intended for, and of course the fact is that there a belarusian propaganda journalist said that these are children's fantasies, but i would not be so sure, because seeing them... informal education, all these youth armies, the movements of the first and the program re-education in these children's camps, we can believe the girl who r

and follow the federal i mean, if -- if -he state is doing exactly what the -- what the federal law says is required,'s ok by idaho, then, fine, we set idaho aside. we do what the federal law says and we all go home. mr. turner: well, i mean, our re of course, is that there is no conflict. and so as doctors aren't having to make this choice of do i follow emtala or do i follow -- justice jackson: so your representation on on behalf of idaho is that if a -- an emergency room physician in idaho follows emtala in terms of whabortion is required to stabilize a patient, they will omplying with idaho law such that there's going to be no prosecution and no probl? mr. turner: yes, because they have to comply with idaho lato comply with emtala. justice jackson: no, no. i'm asking you, if they -- if thply with emtala, will they necessarily have satisfied because that's what you seemed to say in response to e justice barrett. response to so i just wanto make clear if that's the position of the state. mr. turner: emtala -- the scope of emta's stabilization requirement is necessarily determined by id

remember, this was a federal case. michael cohen case was a federal case. when michael cohen pled guilty, the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, the federal prosecutor running the office investigating and prosecuting cohen, that was a u.s. attorney named jeffrey berman. jeffrey berman is a lifelong republican, he was appointed to his post at fdny by president trump, he worked on the trump campaign and the trump transition, but after jeff berman was fired from the trump administration, after he was fired by the u.s. attorney in fdny, he wrote a book about what happened to him in that job, and one of the things he described in detail, was about the michael cohen case. according to jeffrey berman, running that u.s. attorney's office, after michael cohen pled guilty and was sentenced to three years in prison for this crime, president trump's appointees of the u.s. the part of justice in washington, maine justice, they started repeatedly reaching down into berman's office, into fdny, to try to make the whole case basically go away. this is from

vladimir putin presented to the federal assembly. more than 50 billion rubles are allocated for the implementation of the project from the twenty-fifth to the thirtieth year. more than 3,000 cultural heritage sites of federal regional significance have already been irretrievably lost. now in each region they will begin to collect information on the condition of historical monuments. our committee conducted a large-scale survey of the regions and found that 600 out of 66,00 federal objects are in a state of complete physical loss. 83 objects, out of 77,000 regional 2,600, will be developed within a month and methodological recommendations will be sent to the regions exclusion from the register of physically lost cultural heritage objects, it is necessary to carry out an inventory of all cultural heritage objects in each region, this will allow us to understand the scale and build a step-by-step action algorithm for each, this is such a layer of huge work where it is simply necessary to provide for special articles, reviewing budgets f

the federal system. judge is the one who does all of the questioning for the voir dire, and it's really much more smoother. in the state system, in new york state, the attorneys take a part of it. also, in the state system here in new york, there is a lot of preliminary matters that happen right before jury selection, like what you heard this morning. issues about what evidence the prosecutors want to bring in. there is also, i think tomorrow is going to happen, something called a sandoval hearing. what is a sandoval hearing? whenever a prosecutor wants to cross examine a defendant about prior convictions or prior bad acts, they have to give notice to the defense, and then the judge will decide which ones, if any, the prosecutors can question the defendant about. and that will be another hearing, which also happens before jury selection. so this happens. and in a case like this where you know you have a high-profile defendant who there is strong feelings on both sides about him, it is going to be much mo

how many ukrainian children did the russian federation deport or forcibly relocate? the answer to this question is simple and complex at the same time: only the russian federation, as the aggressor state that carried out this deportation, knows how many children it kidnapped, because it is its duty to provide the appropriate a list of children, a list to the international committee of the red cross in order for these children to return. home, to their parents, other relatives, or, for example, have already returned to ukrainian foster families. at the same time, the russian federation ignores this obligation, by the way, many other obligations under international law, and therefore we still do not have such a list, although from time to time nebendzia, the representative of russia at the un, or their the minister of foreign affairs, serhiy lavrov, talks about some kind of list, which seems to have even been published somewhere, although without indicate where so we have some numbers, you name them, i'll try to explain the plus-minus difference in human terms. 19,546

for large families in accordance with a unified federal status.necessary to carefully analyze the actual availability of existing measures and citizens’ awareness of them. every family should know what benefits it is entitled to and where it can turn for help, emphasized valentina matvienko. russia has built an extensive system of measures support. russia should be a country with a large population and set the right trends so that it is fashionable and honorable to have a large, strong family. russia knows how to surprise and achieve success, contrary to all forecasts, which we have proven more than once. remember how all the world experts unanimously predicted the collapse of the economy, and today. we have achieved confident, sustainable economic growth, and i am convinced that in matters of fertility, we are also capable of turning the tide, doing everything so that we begin a demographic spring. we need to act at the federal level, and of course the same, at the regional level. there are many examples of successful practices in the constituent

for the russian federation 24x7, the russian federation needs it much more on the problems of our jointhey say, through the polesie swamps, given it's wooded swamps. events in ukraine, belarus will act as a party to the settlement, therefore, of course, our non-participation in direct military actions, interest in a peaceful settlement, at the same time, a common position with the russian federation allows us to say that belarus can act as an organizer, as a platform for these peaceful negotiations with the ukrainian regime that can come to the current one, in place of the current one, and be interested in preserving its country, its people. but under the current regime this is impossible, of course, alexandrovich says that perhaps the military will come who will be more interested in preserving their people than the current regime, oddly enough, yes, here it is important, probably, to remember that to understand that despite the fact that yes, we have clearly defined that belarus should not enter the war is objective, unambiguous, because for our state it would be a huge blow, but we a

i remember this was a federal case. the michaela cohen case was a federal case. when michael cohen pled guilty, the -- the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, the federal prosecutor running the office investigating cohen, prosecutingng cohen, that was a u.s. attorneyt named jeffrey berman. jeffrey berman is a lifelong republican, appointed by president trump, he worked on the trump campaign and trump transition. but after jeff berman was fired from the trump administration, after he was fired for the u.s. attorney and sdny, he wrote a book about what happened to him job, and one of the things he described in detail was about to michael cohen case. according to jeffrey bermen who was running that u.s. attorney's office, after michael cohen pled guilty and sentence tad thirty-two years in prison for this crime, president trump's appointees at the u.s. justice in f washington, the main justice, they started repeatedly reaching down into berman's office into sdny toin try to make the whole case basically go away. thisaw is from jeff berman's bo. it's

fruitful interaction with the federal assembly of the russian federation continued, international cooperationeveloped, and in a difficult foreign policy situation, it was possible not only to maintain, but to increase the intensity of contacts with law enforcement agencies of many states. more than 500 joint events were organized, which is almost twice as many as the year before. bilateral ties with countries in asia and africa have been successfully strengthened. in latin america, including through expansion foreign apparatus of the russian ministry of internal affairs. in order to develop cooperation along the police line, a number of foreign working visits were carried out, including. china, saudi arabia, laos, cuba, vietnam. the meeting of the joint board of the ministry of internal affairs of the union state was held in a constructive manner. the leading law enforcement platform in the commonwealth of independent states remained the council of ministers of internal affairs, states, and members of the cis. an important institution representing both the ministry and the country on the worl

the united states senate, for the fourth time is sitting under a federal reporter's-- is sitting on federal reporter's field legislation, that the house passed in overwhelmingly bipartisan legislation. thank you, mr. chairman, i yield back the balance of my time. >> i thank the ranking member for his opening statement. ... >> previously she served as chief intelligent correspondent for fox news from 1996-2019. ms. mary cavallaro, chief broadcast officer for the news from broadcast department at sag aftra, a position she held since 2010. she is responsible for overseeing the negotiation and administration of over 250 labor agreements, network, network and local broadcast employers nationwide. ms. sharyl attkisson, a five-time emmy award journalist, and recipient of the edward r murrow award for investigative reporting. she has been a journalist for 30 years and is currently the managing editor and host of full measure. ms. johnson is a policy director of the institute at columbia university, raises work at pen america, state department and a private practice as a patent litigator. we would b

it wasn't just the federal criminal investigation, because while all of this was going on, at the federal level, the investigation into michael cohen, the attempted investigation of people beyond cohen who participated in the same crimes, trump, the revelation of trump's personal culpability for the crimes, they reached down and put the brakes on the whole thing. right? a corrupt federal justice department acting to protect the president. it had the effect of stymying a potential state prosecution as well. prosecuting the crimes taking place, they took place in their city. but, the feds, right, this was supposedly their case. and they asked state prosecutors to hold off while they pursued their federal case in this matter. prosecutors were twiddling their thumbs waiting around for the feds to supposedly finish this investigation which was an investigation that has not actually happened. because of corruption. it was months after cohen's guilty plea they signaled in a court filing that the investigation was over and nobody besides michael cohen would be federally charged. it was literally

the federation council always advocates for women to more actively express themselves in government bodies, in business, in a variety of fields, at the decision-making level. this depends largely, you will agree, on us. this is the goal of the work of our council of the eurasian women’s forum, the ongoing and numerous projects, such as development. women's entrepreneurship, women for the development of the region's domestic tourism, educational program for women leaders and many, many others. as part of the woman leader program, valentina mativenko proposed to create a separate stream for women employed in the field of municipal government, because local government determines the image of our entire large country. russian troops improved the tactical position in the avdeevsky direction, they occupied more advantageous positions in yuzhnodonetsk, repelling seven counterattacks, the enemy was informed about this by the ministry of defense. well, the most active fighting took place near donetsk. we’ll find out the details right now from denis alekseev, he joins in with the facts. denis, welco

district and the north caucasus federal district. and new subjects in... the new subjects of the russian federation, i mean the donetsk people's republic, lugansk people's republic, zaporozhye region and kherson region, our participants in the special military operation can receive up to 2 hectares. land, moreover, it is imperative to ensure that these land plots are electrified, that electricity is supplied and gasified, so that it doesn’t work out, as sometimes happens with us, here’s a plot of land for you according to the principle , god, it’s not good for us, where there are no roads, no infrastructure, nothing no, for participants in a special military operation you need to do everything wisely, i think this is an absolutely fair decision, because these are our heroes who today are fighting for our victory, for the liberation of the fraternal ukrainian people from fascism, and we will definitely do this, victory will be ours, i have no doubt about it, but we must already think today about our heroes, about how their homeland de

tax number of bohdan lviv in the official register of the federal tax service of the russian federation. this code is not automatically assigned with the passport. for it , it is necessary to additionally apply to the tax authorities of russia. it was assigned to lviv in 2010. the judge did not renounce the citizenship of the country of the aggressor even after 2014, after the annexation of crimea by russia and the beginning of the war in the east. remains a citizen of the russian federation'. lviv even now, when the state that issued him a passport invaded ukraine along a wide border line. here is an official service where you can check the validity of the document in real time, as of the time of publication of this investigation, bohdan lviv's russian passport is not listed as invalid. we asked for an interview with the deputy chairman of the supreme court so that he could explain everything himself. we ask a direct question: do you have? russian federation? me personally? so? no. we simply have a certificate from the rospassport registry, according to which these documents confirm th

district and the north caucasus federal district.t in the liberated and new subjects, in the new subjects of the russian federation, i mean donetsk folk. lugansk people's republic, zaporozhye region and kherson region, our participants in a special military operation can receive up to two hectares of land. moreover, it is imperative to ensure that these land plots are electrified, that electricity is supplied and gasified, so that it doesn’t work out, as sometimes happens with us, here’s a plot of land for you according to the principle , god, it’s not good for us, where there are no roads, no infrastructure, nothing. for participants in a special military operation it is necessary do everything wisely, i think this is an absolutely fair decision, because these are our heroes who today are fighting for our victory, for the liberation of the fraternal ukrainian people from fascism, and we will definitely do this, victory will be ours, i’m not in it i doubt it, but today we must think about our heroes, about how their homeland deserves

specified harmful foreign activities of the government of the russian federation and particular efforts to undermine the conduct of free and fair democratic elections and democratic institutions in the united states and its allies and partners to engage in and facilitate malicious cyber enabled activities against the united states and its allies and partners to foster and use transnational corruption to influence foreign governments to pursue extraterritorial activities targeting dissidents or journalists to undermine security in countries and regions important to the united states' national security and to violate well established principles of international law, including respect for the territorial integrity of states continue to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security, foreign policy, and economy of the united states. therefore i have determined that it is necessary to continue the national emergency declared in executive order 14024 with respect to specified harmful foreign activities of the government of the russian federation. signed, joseph r. biden jr.

there are federal requirements here. there is a requirement to stabilize emergency patients and you agree with that? >> yeah. justice kagan, we agree that and house purpose was narrowed to bridge this gap that existed in some. okay. so we can just take off the table this idea that just because it's a state and the healthcare the federal government has nothing to say about it. the federal government has plenty to say about it in this statue. now, you're right. now. there's a question of what's the content of this stabilization requirement and as far as i understood your opening remarks, you say, well this is left to the states but if i'm just looking at the statute, the statute tells you what the content of the stabilization requirement is. it's to provide such medical treatment it may be necessary sorry, to assure within reasonable probability that no material deterioration of the condition is likely to occur if the person were transferred or didn't get care. so it tells you very clearly it's an objective standard it's b

and now the businessman plans to extend corporate support measures to the handball federation, whicheads. we have an honored master of sports of cska antoninachenko. last year she married. for dmitry sandalov, a player of the chechen bears, they suddenly have a most pleasant situation, in an unplanned, let’s call it that, let’s take an unplanned scandal for someone, for the coaches, i met with the guys, wished them happiness, success, introduced a new corporate handball standard for the first child, we give 500,000 now, and clearly, clearly explain that any handball player is first and foremost a mother, she will win olympic medals later. this is a chronic, or immune-mediated, inflammatory disease of the joints, which is still considered incurable. in our country alone , about 150 thousand people live with this diagnosis. the drug has already been registered. development cost. amounted to more than a billion rubles, they created a medicine from a russian specialist pirogov university, institute of bioorganic chemistry. we perceived the appearance of this drug quite optimistically, si

that's how much federal -- i'm serious. not a joke. for a less than the vast majority of americans pay in federal tax. no billionaire should pay a lower tax rate than a teacher or nurse or sanitation worker. i mean it. [applause] that tax break that he passed several years ago is about to expire. but trump wants to give another billion tax break. listen to what he says. trump says his maga friends want to, quote, terminate, i love his terminology, terminate the affordable care act. that would mean over 100 million americans with pre-existing conditions who now have health care because of the affordable care act would lose their coverage. 100 million. it means millions of young people would be kicked off their parent's health care policy once they turn 26. the affordable care act is paid for by a surtax on the very wealthy investment income. trump wants to get rid of that. as a consequence would cost millions of americans who lose -- to lose coverage, an average of additional $6,000 a year to maintain health care. it would mean billiona

; the day before, the candidacy of irina podnosova was unanimously approved by the federation councilnstitutional legislation. it should be noted that the competition for this post was opened on march 1, and while still in the position of deputy. chairman of the supreme court irina podnosova was the only one who put forward her candidacy for this high position, and she has a lot of experience, 34 years in the judiciary system behind her, and here, of course, work in the courts of appeal, in regional courts, she, of course, has experience and work with criminal cases, and she also headed the judicial panel on economic disputes, such a huge career growth, with from the very bottom, almost to the very top. noted today the authorized representative of the president of russia to the federation council. for me, as a former practicing lawyer, it is extremely important that the candidate has worked on the ground. and if you want, from all this track record worthy list, where all stages of a judicial career are practically completed with dignity, i would highlight the position of chairman of t

federation atelier restaurateurs - this is a very old organization, non-profit, it is already more than our president, igor olegovich bukharov, is a very famous figure, a wonderful restaurateur, at one time 25 years ago with arkady novikov, so they went this way, created such an organization. our association unites ateliers and restaurateurs in the russian federation, as well as service providers and manufacturers. and of course, we deal with key issues, this is education, educational issues, this is legal lobbying interests of the industry, defending the interests of the industry, well, we are a kind of bridge between business and government. at the moment this is becoming even more relevant, because now there is a development boom in russia. even earlier than the federation of atelier restaurateurs, it seems that these are incompatible things, but very much compatible, because in terms of doing business, if we look at the matrix, then it is similar, in terms of the relationship between investors and authorities too. are similar, and now i want to say even more that our investors often

federal facilities.ith respect to those issues the federal government remains in charge when it comes a thing wholly within a state estate makes those decisions so our fight has to be a moral fight. our fight has to be a relentless fight. our fight has to beat not to the federal government to do x, y, z which will be held unconstitutional anyway. you want to bring litigation bring it under state constitution. bring it against state legislatures in full so forth and so on. i do not know a single republican state legislature that is out lot abortion altogether even in the most conservative states. i'll discuss it. the gallup poll the most recent one as did pugh. most oppose abortion there's an area we can say baby lives. 22% say it in the last three months rather than banging our heads against a wall in trying to do things that are either unconstitutional or simply a matter of reality not going to happen, how about we focus on areas where we can make a difference. the american people probably are with us.

it's going to close a gap in the federal courts. it's going to bring consistency between the state shield and the federal shield laws. just think a lot of good will follow from that. >> mr. chairman, i'm grateful for the time given. i think we are committed to doing a deep dive on this important issue, first amendment rights, i want to be part of helping as opposed to undermining them. thank you so very much and i yield back. >> thank the gelid from texas i will now recognize the chairman of the full committee, mr. jordan. >> thank you, mr. chairman. you wrote stories critical of the obama administration, it's a packet? >> yes, but may i point out it wasn't put in a political light? there were also stories some would consider critical of the bush spit you wrote stories critical of the government. >> yes. >> and then you did a fast and furs, other issues. even before on the bush of administration. and then strange things are happening to you, right? >> yes. >> like computer, your phone gets bugged and things happened your computer. a

today, the regions of the russian federation are completing preparations for fire-hazardous periods, the region has approved consolidated plans for extinguishing forest fires, equipment has been prepared, and forest fire units have been prepared; an amount of more than 17 billion rubles has been allocated from the federal budget for the protection of forests from fires and the purchase of fire-fighting equipment. 1 billion 200 million rubles were allocated for the purchase of 1,200 unmanned aerial vehicles to detect forest fires in the regions of the russian federation, forest special forces based on forest protection in order to extinguish large fires in forests without introducing an emergency situation. as of today , preparations are being completed, and what measures are the regions taking to prevent fires in the forest fund as a whole? what is the current situation? it is very important to note that last year our president, by decree, formed key performance indicators for extinguishing forest fires throughout the country. by 2030 it is necessary to reduce the area covered by fir

district and the north caucasus federal district.we believe that in the liberated and new subjects, in the new constituent entities of the russian federation, i mean the donetsk people's republic, lugansk people's republic, zaporozhye region and kherson region. our participants in a special military operation can receive up to 2 hectares of land. moreover, it is imperative to ensure that these land plots are electrified, that electricity is supplied and gasified, so that it doesn’t work out, as sometimes happens with us, here’s a plot of land for you according to the principle, god, it’s not good for us where there are no roads, no infrastructure, nothing no, for participants in a special military operation you need to do everything wisely, i think. that this is an absolutely fair decision, because these are our heroes who today are fighting for our victory, for the liberation of the fraternal ukrainian people from fascism, and we will definitely do this, victory will be ours, i have no doubt about it, but we must think today about o

the federal law does take a potion.says, you don't have to wait until the person is onheerge of death. if the woman is going to lose her reproductive oan that is the part of the hospital to on stabilize the patient. the way to stabilize patients in these circstces, all doctors agree. >> idaho law doesn't require a patient to be on the verge of death. there is no medical cert requirement. >> these are hypotheticals that are true. hold on one second. you can e whether idaho's exce -- we go back to the pointhat even if idaho law fully complies with federal law. you have a pregnant woman who is eay into her second try semester at 16 weeks. she felt a gh of fluid leave r body. she was diagnosed. the doctors believe that a cal intervention to terminate her pregnancy is eded to reduce the possibility of -- real medical possibility ofxpiencing sepsis and uncontrolled hemorrhage from the brokenac. this is the story of a real woman who was discharged in florida because the fetus still had fal tones. the hospitd she is not likely

for large families in accordance with a unified federal status.necessary to carefully analyze the actual availability of existing measures and citizens’ awareness of them. every family should know what she is entitled to benefits where she can turn for help,” valentina matvienko emphasized. russia has built an extensive system of support measures for mothers during pregnancy. the beginning of the child’s adult life, however, due to objective factors, alternation of demographic waves, age shift, birth of the first child and other reasons. russia knows how to surprise and achieve success despite all forecasts, which we have proven more than once. remember how all the world experts unanimously predicted the collapse of the economy, but today we have reached a confident, sustainable the economic growth. i am convinced that in matters of fertility, we are also able to turn the situation around, to do everything so that our demographic crisis begins. continue to regulate the scope of benefits, she called the situation in which women who were fired due t

i am in charge of the federations. yes, i was there as the head of the federation for 4 years. thank god , good work was done. one of the great things that we should not ignore in the sports of our country was done. in fact, it was the making of history for the veterans and the able-bodied. we are higher than japan. as the vice-championship, we have to help those children, and the president of the federation, who is both a sportsman and a professional, is definitely in charge. it carries out its activities and we have no foundation, neither me nor this is the order of the sports minister, we do not interfere in the specialized work of any federation, but we monitor and support among the ablutions. i will play the proud anthem of the islamic republic and let the holy flag of the islamic republic be placed above the heads of other countries . absen is one of the most important strategic materials of nuclear industry. it is obtained from ordinary water, but its production process is very complex engineering. everyone thin

alternatives to kadyrov regarding the new as the new head of chechnya or a possible watcher from the federal center, but it is still too early to talk about it, we do not see a fundamental split yet, and on it will seriously affect how putin can or cannot expand his plateau of so-called stability after prigozhin's rebellion and after his so -called re-election, because the fact that now there seems to be no very serious protest sentiment in russian society or some serious performances or some excesses, this does not... in any case does not mean that there will not be tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, and the reason for this can be anything, again, because the kremlin regime, putin cannot explain and cannot predict for society when all this will end, and why, if everything goes according to plan, why the life of russians is steadily deteriorating and why, for example, for example, there may be ... the next wave of mobilization, again we have to factor also apply: 74% of russians, this is generally across all generations, or if we take the generation of 18-30 years, that is , which will prim

the government of the russian federation is also now actively monitoring the situation in the region. the orenburg region was sent 50,000 doses of hepatitis vaccines and vaccination has already started, about 25,000 residents of the orenburg region have been vaccinated. we wrote a second letter from the governor to the government of the russian federation and we were approved for the allocation of another 70 thousand doses, this vaccine is stored in the government reserve in the city of novosibirsk, yesterday after we received confirmation that it would be allocated, we immediately organized the delivery of the car. yesterday she left novosibirsk, we are expecting her on thursday morning. and i’ll add that varenburg is now over 6,500 houses and over 11 thousand household plots were flooded, almost 2,000 people were evacuated. in orsk, over 400 buildings were freed from water in a day, but in the legsky district they are now strengthening the grouping of forces of the ministry of emergency situations to overcome the flood and minimize the consequences of the flood. colleagues, yes, tha

this was stated by president vladimir putin at the twelfth congress of the federation of independentrade unions of russia. unemployment in the country is now at record lows, while the economy will experience a shortage of personnel in the coming years. in such conditions it is necessary to either increase. - said the president. thanks to the actions of the government, business, regions, and trade unions, we have achieved a significant reduction in the unemployment rate. today it is at record lows, less than 3%. and the dynamics are good; in 2023, unemployment in russia dropped for the first time, below three, as i already did. the percentage was 2.9%, in february of this year it dropped further to 2.8%. this is one of the most important indicators of the state of the economy as a whole. the president emphasized: it is extremely important not only to increase labor productivity, but also to modernize industry, the agro-industrial complex, the service sector, other sectors of the economy and social sphere, using digital technologies and modern production automation. management processe

the russian federation did not hold presidential elections, they were recognized as illegitimate at the of the european parliament. prior to this, parye, almost before the new year, said that after march 17 there would be no legitimate government in the russian federation. what does it mean that there is no legitimate authority? so, everyone institutions are inadequate to international law. and we will remember. the putinites themselves abandoned international law as a basis for relations with the world several years ago, but they themselves demand that all countries follow this law. this paradox practically shows the scale of the problem you are asking about. therefore , you and i cannot tell about her in 10 minutes, you understand. if there are questions, i will try to answer them. well, that is, as i understood, we are now trying to analyze russia from our coordinate system, and russia has already imposed another model of the world, and in fact, we are forced to act differently. then the question arises, what should we analyze in the actions of the russian federation, and most import

for the russian federation, in fact, as she says, these are summer camps. however, what we are documenting are already autumn camps, and winter, and spring, and year-round camps, yes, absolutely correct, this is precisely the process of re-education, this is when , in fact, concentrating ukrainian children in a limited space, these are former soviet, pioneer camps, summer camps, together, by the way, with russian children, and also together with children from the occupied territories for already, unfortunately, 10 years, in such a team the russian federation uses... specially methodologically developed materials, organizes russification, political indoctrination, i.e. washing of the cities, so that children became loyal to the russian federation, as to the aggressor state and the militarization of these children, and just recently, from fresh information, children who were taken to the territory of belarus from the occupied kherson region, it happened, they arrived yesterday, and they were taken out four days ago, that is, such a long journey, and one of th

this requires legislative changes to be made to the federal law on employers' associations, and we ask be discussed with the government. thank you, yes thank you very much, thank you. code, then we define social partnership as the main principles of the legal regulation of labor relations. what does this mean? this means that if one of the parties is absent, then there is a high probability that the labor rights of citizens may be violated, and the social guarantees that our citizens are entitled to, but today joining the association, will not be fulfilled. is voluntary in nature, within the framework of the instructions that you gave last year to the rsp congress, and not so long ago in march twenty in the fourth year, we, at the government site , together with employers' associations, the largest employers, discussed these proposals, whether it is necessary to legislatively regulate mandatory entry, now we have come to the following conclusion that we need to act here... we are working on this topic together with the federal executive authorities, we will soon formulate a proposal on

the federal funding will aid in creating additional jobs to support the cleanup effort. taxes. [applause] >> good afternoon. the president, on behalf of 6.3 million marylanders, welcome back to baltimore. [applause] i want to thank the mayor, or county leaders, our federal delegation, marylanders from all walks of life. team maryland -- we are here together in partnership. today and every day, we are thinking of the six victims of the key bridge collapse and their families. they are in our hearts, our thoughts and in our prayers. [speaking spanish] 10 days ago, a piece of the baltimore skyline and a piece of the baltimore spirit plunged into the river. but the people of maryland, we rallied. i tell you, mr. president, the city of baltimore is stronger today than ever before. [applause] but our strength is not preordained. marylanders have spent weeks, months and years focusing on what unites us. baltimore came together to improve public safety and, last year, we brought down homicide to the lowest rates they have been in almost eight decades. [applause] baltimore came together

>> so i'm actually parcel part of what i'm thinking about is federal election federal, this federal standards for selective prosecution so we're in state. it's been developed. state courts are what are the standards in new york? do you know oh, well, i'm part of what i'm suggesting is that there is also a standards of the rule of law also must reflect federal the 14th amendment. so there's a no faster, i have to say, i think it is really inappropriate, but you'd have used the word the phrase selective prosecution on air and multiple times in this op-ed, none of the red flags you identified established selective prosecution under new york law. >> the case has to be not only unique, but you have to identify similarly situated people who were not charged your op-ed does not do that so there is so there's something called concurrent jurisdiction, which is that federal law also applies to states. and so there is a line of precedence about selective prosecution and vindictive prosecution under the 14th amendment. so it's the same standard law it's the same standard under federal law. can't just be

not just during his time as president of the federation, but previously as well. so a lot of people had been crying out for a very long time for him to be investigated for all of these various allegations. it just never happened until now. so a lot of people say, well, finally, they feel as perhaps maybe some justice will finally be been found because they've been plenty of whistle blowers over the years. but as i say it's large, they've been swept under the rug for, for one reason or another. okay, he was detained and released a presumably that is not the end of the matter or no, not at all. in fact, um he is expected to be back in court this saturday where he will have to um, provide a testimony in front of a judge. and then we will have to wait and see what happens after that. but let's not forget that there's also a power lo case going on as it relates to johnny and most so when he forcibly kissed her in front of the whole world, the women to hook up. and so there is currently a situation where we're still waiting to hear if there will be a trial or not. but t

it was the first federal investigation that. i'm aware of the testimony from african-americans and also the first to my knowledge, the took testimony from women many women, both black and white, testified many african-americans. and much of that testimony is extremely poignant. there are witnesses who talk about walking 30 miles to get to the committee hearing room. there are witnesses who are murdered, it turns out, for testifying and the extraordinary forthrightness detail with which african americans in particular testify is is breathtaking for the first time, black in the south have an audience with authority that's listening to what they have to say. and they talk in great detail about the difficulties, their life as free people. the the intimidation they their family have undergone. how members of their family, even wives, children have been murdered, tortured, flogged by the ku klux klan. how in other ways they've been punished for trying to vote this investigate mission is in large part a huge chronicle of voter intimida

girls skate really well, both juniors and adults, but now the general direction in our international federation, it’s called isu, international skating union, and not only on the technical side of the programs, but the rules, amendments to the rules, and the attitude of the judges towards skating to programs has changed a little. now it is very important that there is a balance between ultrasi elements and steps, rotations, step sequences, this is all that for our spectators, this is all that is between the jumps, and very great importance is given to this, for which reasons, this is the second question, probably, this will also be interesting for our viewers, it’s just that in the world... well, there are almost no girls who can perform quadruple jumps, there are only two or three people who jump triple axel, we have such girls and there are a sufficient number of older young people, and the international federation pushes down a little those who do ultra-level elements and brings up a little those who just skate great, take steps... do spins, but at the same time they do interesting programs

yesterday i announced the elimination of remaining federal controls on u.s. oil production and marketing. today, i'm announcing two more actions to reduce the size of the federal government. first, i'm taking major steps toward the elimination of the council on wage and price stability. this council has been a failure. it has been totally ineffective in controlling inflation, and it's imposed unnecessary burdens on labor and business. therefore, i'm now ending the wage and price program of the council. i am eliminating the staff that carries out its wage pricing activities, and i'm asking congress to rescind its budget, saving the taxpayers some one and a half million dollars a year. my second decision today is a directive ordering key federal agencies to freeze spending regulations for 60 days. this action gives my administration time to start a new regulatory oversight process and also prevent certain last minute regulatory decisions of the previous administration. the so-called midnight regulations from taking effect without proper review and approval. all

district and the north caucasus federal districts.elieve that in the liberated and new subjects, in the new subjects of the russian federation, i mean the donetsk people's republic, the lugansk people's republic, the zaporozhye region and the kherson region, our participants in a special military operation. can receive up to 2 hectares of land, moreover, it is imperative to ensure that these land plots are electrified, that electricity is supplied and gasified, so that it doesn’t work out, as sometimes happens with us, here’s a plot of land according to the principle god, it’s not good for us, where there are no roads, no infrastructure, nothing, for participants in a special military operation we need to do everything wisely, i think this is absolutely fair. decision because it's ours heroes who today are fighting for our victory, for the liberation of the fraternal ukrainian people from fascism, and we will definitely do this, victory will be ours, i have no doubt about it, but... we must already think today about our heroes, about

justice barrett: besides texas, has the federal government -- has the federal government brought suits silato the one brought in idaho and texas in anofhese other states? general prelogar: to be clear, texas wanoour -- justice barrett: right. ok. general prelogar: -- affirmative litigation. th sd us. but we have not brought affirmative litigation in othe states. d i think it's -- this case has been on a course and idaho's law was particularly severe because at the point at which we sued it seemed to cover ectopic pregnancy, and the state conceded that. now, they have modified the law to exclude that, but it was one of the most pressing concerns because of that. justice barrett: thank you. chief justicrts: justice jackson? justice jackson: gen petitionies pretty heavily principles.atement rule and i wonder wheou might comment on my thought that those principles actually cut against them in ase. as you said, congress set a ne national standard of care. it has said, in no uncertain terms, that the al must provide stabilizing care to people experiencing emy medical conditions. there was no

the case was transferred to the federal level.egion still consider him a brutal killer. there have never been such precedents in the history of russian transport construction. 300 of the baikal sea mainline is not only rails, the problem is that people should be there, live, provide services, that’s the task. we watch to learn about the world, educational programs and documentaries, we watch, we watch, on the app or on the website, where are you from, from the eleventh century? no hello, i’m from the eleventh b, it’s 2124, this is not fantasy, this is love, with lisya and i, i don’t seem to understand, you don’t mind, or what? towards that forward.

it is the federal government. not a single corporation and its control of your life for this on a single corporation that can tell you what to do or put you in prison. the federal government not only is ubiquitous financially but it is ubiquitous in terms of the police state it is growing but does not want opposition was by the bite administration has done more since in the administration for except perhaps woodrow wilson to silence speech. to silence speech to censor speech. to monitor speech. two federal courts have so ruled they are one 100% right. they have done more than any prior administration to intimidate political and ideological opponents. shutting down parents to the extent they can by threatening them with the fbi if they dare stand up to the teachers unions which are crucial to the democrat party. or, throwing pro-life protesters in prison even though they have not committed any acts of violence. they are true peaceful protesters trying to secrete agents in the catholic church and trying to cover it

valery, look, now we see a certain activation of our drones on the territory of the russian federationmean well-targeted attacks on oil refineries, well, actually this began to annoy our enemies very significantly, and actually on... your website on defense express was information about what now the russians seem to be developing a complex of radio-electronic warfare that can protect these oil refineries from drones, what do you know about this development, so how true is this information, or is the enemy just trying to pretend in this way that it is not... . there is no point in launching anything there, because they destroy everything, or does this really indicate that the enemy already has something to shoot down these drones and is preparing for it? well, the enemy also has certain limitations, just like us protection of objects, and it should be noted that due to the fact that the territory of the russian federation is larger, there are more such objects, and despite the fact that the number of air defense means in the russian federation is quite large, but still it is like a blan

read more about federal programs in our section.will tell you who can get tickets at a reduced rate and what nuances are important to consider when purchasing them. subsidized air tickets are sold at special discounted fares, usually half the price of standard economy. the cost is reduced due to the state, which allocates preferential prices every year. tickets funds from the budget. this year , transportation subsidies under three federal programs continued. a program aimed at developing regional transportation. a program to ensure accessibility of transportation for certain categories of citizens and a program to subsidize transportation on socially significant routes in the far eastern federal district. in total, this year the federal air transport agency lists 397 subsidized destinations. the rights to preferential transportation are awarded to airlines that pass a competitive selection process. now there are 25 of them. some any russian can buy tickets at a reduced price. this year, under the regional subsidy program. 270 direc